Evidence: On Mr. Clark’s board, the number 5 had been hurriedly written. It was clear Clark had tried to write more, but something or someone stopped him before he could complete his last known message. At Mr. Clark’s home, an untraceable letter was found that read, “2+2 = Your Dead!” In Mr. Clark’s appointment book, on Tuesday evening at 7:00p.m., Mr. Clark had written: “A meeting with the big man himself. I hope I am not in any trouble.” A drum stick was discovered in the men’s room down the hall from Clark’s room. Traces of blood matching that of Mr. Clark’s were found on it. A Lausanne Middle School tardy slip with the words “I know you know! You’ll keep your mouth shut if you know what’s good for you!” was found crumpled in Mr. Clark’s lunchbox. Mr. Clark’s figurine of the UT Mascot Smokey was found smashed outside Mrs. Spain’s door. Earl Grey tea and packets of sweet and low were found just outside Mr. Clark’s door. A pack of half-used matches advertising a British soccer team. Emptycandy wrappers were found trailing outside of Clark’s classroom A red pen and half torn piece of paper were sitting conspicuously on Clark’s desk. A crumpled, stained napkin was found just outside of Clark’s car door. The lab results indicate traces of some type of spiced poultry. When police searched Clark’s residence, the apartment was filled with a strange aroma of boiled cabbage. Traces of Hawaiian Tropic tanning oil were found on a desk in Clark’s classroom. A single green sock was found down the hall from Clark’s room. A piece of paper with Lausanne Collegiate School letter head was found on the scene. On the paper was written a number of student names with classes written next to them. For example, “Manoj Gollamudi – Latin?”
On Mr. Clark’s board, the number 5 had been hurriedly written. It was clear Clark had tried to write more, but something or someone stopped him before he could complete his last known message.
At Mr. Clark’s home, an untraceable letter was found that read, “2+2 = Your Dead!”
In Mr. Clark’s appointment book, on Tuesday evening at 7:00p.m., Mr. Clark had written: “A meeting with the big man himself. I hope I am not in any trouble.”
A drum stick was discovered in the men’s room down the hall from Clark’s room. Traces of blood matching that of Mr. Clark’s were found on it.
A Lausanne Middle School tardy slip with the words “I know you know! You’ll keep your mouth shut if you know what’s good for you!” was found crumpled in Mr. Clark’s lunchbox.
Mr. Clark’s figurine of the UT Mascot Smokey was found smashed outside Mrs. Spain’s door.
Earl Grey tea and packets of sweet and low were found just outside Mr. Clark’s door.
A pack of half-used matches advertising a British soccer team.
Empty candy wrappers were found trailing outside of Clark’s classroom
A red pen and half torn piece of paper were sitting conspicuously on Clark’s desk.
A crumpled, stained napkin was found just outside of Clark’s car door. The lab results indicate traces of some type of spiced poultry.
When police searched Clark’s residence, the apartment was filled with a strange aroma of boiled cabbage.
Traces of Hawaiian Tropic tanning oil were found on a desk in Clark’s classroom.
A single green sock was found down the hall from Clark’s room.
A piece of paper with Lausanne Collegiate School letter head was found on the scene. On the paper was written a number of student names with classes written next to them. For example, “Manoj Gollamudi – Latin?”